It was Bangladesh night tonight. People of AIESEC came to know Bangladesh.. The culture.. and the food..
I was the person to make everything.. to introduce Bangladesh to them :)
and I think I did it well.
First it started with a name game.. pretty funny game to remember each others' name.
Then i hosted a quiz competetion. I made 15 questions.. such that after that they know Bangladesh a bit, like where is it, whats the capital, whats the currency, the largest sea beach, the largest mangrove, the largest cat, the largest fruit, the mother language day... almost everything was covered...
Claudio was the winner :)
I gave a little doll, made with Jute fiber from Bangladesh.
Then food..
I had quite a hard time to prepare food for 15 people. The cost was over 30.7 euros...
Menu : Khicuri, dim vaji, alo vorta with boiled egg and pure mastard oil , two chicken vuna- one is mild, other is quite spicy hot.. still some people to my best surprise, said i could put more chilli..haha.. strong guys !!!
As on my request some people trying eating by hand...
Laura, I like her pretty much.. she is so polite and gentle.. she helped me a hell lot in everything since the beginning ( like getting social security number, taking me to furniture shop.. )
Ritva, AIESEC oulu president
Good job !! She finished the whole thing by HAND !!
I was the person to make everything.. to introduce Bangladesh to them :)
and I think I did it well.
First it started with a name game.. pretty funny game to remember each others' name.
Then i hosted a quiz competetion. I made 15 questions.. such that after that they know Bangladesh a bit, like where is it, whats the capital, whats the currency, the largest sea beach, the largest mangrove, the largest cat, the largest fruit, the mother language day... almost everything was covered...
Claudio was the winner :)
I gave a little doll, made with Jute fiber from Bangladesh.
Then food..
I had quite a hard time to prepare food for 15 people. The cost was over 30.7 euros...
Menu : Khicuri, dim vaji, alo vorta with boiled egg and pure mastard oil , two chicken vuna- one is mild, other is quite spicy hot.. still some people to my best surprise, said i could put more chilli..haha.. strong guys !!!
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As on my request some people trying eating by hand...
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Laura, I like her pretty much.. she is so polite and gentle.. she helped me a hell lot in everything since the beginning ( like getting social security number, taking me to furniture shop.. )
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Ritva, AIESEC oulu president
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Good job !! She finished the whole thing by HAND !!
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Mikko, the only Finnish guy present there who have actually experience Bangladesh
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"U could use some more chilli :D"
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chit chatting...
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Hanna and Laura, helping hands
Okayy.. party ended after 10:30.. back to my kitchen.
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Now how the hell m i gonna clean this mess with two hands !!
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Look at my kitchen :(
And i started .. minute by minute it started taking shape.. hard job with two hands only
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Before : after
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Before : after
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Before : after
Well.. I guess I made it :)
I think it was fun for everyone .. and..
Here is "Nater guru".. haha
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19 July 2006 Wednesday. Bangladesh night started at 6 pm.
cheers Gagan!!
for upholding the Bangladeshi flag single handed!
I'm hungry(almost lunch time now) and seeing ur dishes...... ;)
u know,Eamon has achieved a name(i doono whether he liked it or not!) in our dept, the "Shahid Baburchi"!! U can be named likewise ...hmmmmm...ya!..go it...."Gogo baburchi". ha ha ha..[never mind, bad joke :(]
and one thing...Anupam vai was damn correct...keep blogging..I think not only him, some other ppl also follow ur blogs(guess who :D).